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. >> bring that on, bobby jindal. >> come on, bobby. come on. >> let's open it up for questions. >> going to beat baylor. >> lsu -- >> we have a microphone? hand held microphone? okay, shout it out. >> that could be good. that could be good. >> can i ask the first question? first question. >> thank you. > what governor kasich said, not to say anything away from education. you did gloss over a little bit joe's fairness. asking about specifically taxes billionaires meaning interest with hedge fund billionaires. member of congress who wanted leadership with the republicans. right?ure capital firms, >> google? >> i'm just saying you have to think about this. it's not so simple. know, economics is complicated. when you work in business, you how people erstand make decisions. 15%her they should have the carry or not. examine it s let's instead of just doing it. onald reagan wanted to cut marginal rates. maybe he was from the rich, i don't know. it from 70 when he was president. >> we're talking about 17%. gains in red capital 1997 and we got
. >> bring that on, bobby jindal. >> come on, bobby. come on. >> let's open it up for questions. >> going to beat baylor. >> lsu -- >> we have a microphone? hand held microphone? okay, shout it out. >> that could be good. that could be good. >> can i ask the first question? first question. >> thank you. > what governor kasich said, not to say anything away from education. you did gloss over a little bit joe's fairness. asking about...
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mom never questioned bobby again. two can play at this game. [ female announcer ] swap one snack a week for a yoplait. and everybody wins. yoplait. it is so good. >> the world is reflecting upon and honoring the life of former south african president nelson mandela. "this week" features four people who knew him personally. a former ambassador, a former holes center, a former biographer and a former officer who oversaw their first democratic elections in 1994. don't miss "this week" coming up with george stephanopoulos right here at 8:00 on abc7. former presidents will attend tuesday's massive memorial service in south africa. this as family and friends pay tribute to south africa's national hero. here's byron pits. >> it represents the rain dough of this country. he was the last. >> reporter: nelson mandela would be laid to rest in grand style. tuesday a mel oracle service like the world has never seen. some 95,000 people packed inside the fnb stadium. wednesday through friday the former president will lie in state in
mom never questioned bobby again. two can play at this game. [ female announcer ] swap one snack a week for a yoplait. and everybody wins. yoplait. it is so good. >> the world is reflecting upon and honoring the life of former south african president nelson mandela. "this week" features four people who knew him personally. a former ambassador, a former holes center, a former biographer and a former officer who oversaw their first democratic elections in 1994. don't miss...
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mom never questioned bobby again. two can play at this game. [ female announcer ] swap one snack a week for a yoplait. and everybody wins. yoplait. it is so good. "just singin' singin' in the rain ♪ >>> some very famous hollywood threads are up for auction. the gray wool suit gene kelly wore in the "singin' in the rain" scene you see right there goes on sale friday. it's expected to fetch more than $20,000 at auction in dallas. the collector bought the suit at an mgm prop sale in 1970 for $10. pretty good investment. >>> a math teacher at penn state university is getting attention for more than just academic work. he also happens to be on the football team. jim axelrod introduces us to the nfl prospect. >> go! >> reporter: strictly by the numbers 6'3", 300 pounds, first team all big ten. penn state offensive lineman john urschel is exceptional. >> xy squared -- vaeld from y equals x. >> reporter: but it's another set of numbers that elevate him to unique in college football. >> this goes off the integral from zero t
mom never questioned bobby again. two can play at this game. [ female announcer ] swap one snack a week for a yoplait. and everybody wins. yoplait. it is so good. "just singin' singin' in the rain ♪ >>> some very famous hollywood threads are up for auction. the gray wool suit gene kelly wore in the "singin' in the rain" scene you see right there goes on sale friday. it's expected to fetch more than $20,000 at auction in dallas. the collector bought the suit at an mgm...
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virginia congressman bobby scott said the guns should contain metal parts that cannot be detached. >> the law has a critical loophole which may encourage the production of firearms that may escape detuck shun. >> they may produce a firearm that is detectable only because it has a metal component, which is not essential to the operation of the firearm but is easily removable by the firearm user seeking to avoid detection. >> >> ifill: the senate could take up the bill on monday, when it returns from thanksgiving recess. the existing ban expires on tuesday. on another issue, the house decided to spend the money that air travelers accidentally leave at security checkpoints. all those coins added up to more than half a million dollars in 2012. under the "loose change act," it will go to non-profit groups that run airport lounges for military personnel and their families. the bill now heads to the senate. in japan, visiting vice president joe biden rebuked china for imposing an air defense zone over islands that tokyo also claims. he said the u.s. is "deeply concerned." the vice president
virginia congressman bobby scott said the guns should contain metal parts that cannot be detached. >> the law has a critical loophole which may encourage the production of firearms that may escape detuck shun. >> they may produce a firearm that is detectable only because it has a metal component, which is not essential to the operation of the firearm but is easily removable by the firearm user seeking to avoid detection. >> >> ifill: the senate could take up the bill on...
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mom never questioned bobby again. two can play at this game. [ female announcer ] swap one snack a week for a yoplait. and everybody wins. yoplait. it is so good. view. abc7 and vernon davis is teamed up for this nfl season. every week we have access to the nfl star. larry beil did the match up this week and he said it was a statement game for the 49ers. larry asked what was his statement? >> getting the victory. that is the only reason why we play this game. we play this game to win. we were able to hang in there and keep fighting and come out with the victory. >> this felt like playoff level intensity and given the way the past couple meetings have gone between the 19ers and the seahawks you needed to win this game. >> it was a must win game for us. we couldn't accept nothing less. >> 24r* is a saying, good things come to those who wait. were you not targeted until the last two minutes of the first half and you had two catches. one for an eight or nine-yard game and one for the touchdown. talk me through what it is
mom never questioned bobby again. two can play at this game. [ female announcer ] swap one snack a week for a yoplait. and everybody wins. yoplait. it is so good. view. abc7 and vernon davis is teamed up for this nfl season. every week we have access to the nfl star. larry beil did the match up this week and he said it was a statement game for the 49ers. larry asked what was his statement? >> getting the victory. that is the only reason why we play this game. we play this game to win. we...
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mom never questioned bobby again. two can play at this game. [ female announcer ] swap one snack a week for a yoplait. and everybody wins. yoplait. it is so good. jameis winston is on his way to the national championship game. the offense got off to a slow start. a breakthrough in the second to calvin benjamin. 14 yards and 7-0knolls. 14-0. winston finds benjamin again. 54-yards and winston threw for 330 and three touchdown and improving to 19-0 all time against duke and cruising to a 45-7 win and 12-0 on the season and will play for the national title in the bcs championship game in pasadena on january 6th against a team to be determined, most likely auburn. california high in the ncs division 1 championship game. first quarter and de la salle and he takes a handoff and rips off a 28-0 touchdown. ide la la salle is up 23-0. 66 yards to the house. de la salle wins their 22nd straight ncs championship, 49-17 your final. after a 27-point come back they were blown out against houston. mark jackson looking for intensity.
mom never questioned bobby again. two can play at this game. [ female announcer ] swap one snack a week for a yoplait. and everybody wins. yoplait. it is so good. jameis winston is on his way to the national championship game. the offense got off to a slow start. a breakthrough in the second to calvin benjamin. 14 yards and 7-0knolls. 14-0. winston finds benjamin again. 54-yards and winston threw for 330 and three touchdown and improving to 19-0 all time against duke and cruising to a 45-7 win...
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. >> after 25 days of not eating, he broke the fast with bobby kennedy at his side. mr. chavez first took communion, and senator kennedy passed him a piece of bred. his first food after 25 days. that happened 45 years ago. this winter, it is elisao medena. he started last month with immigration reform. the day after thanksgiving, president obama and first lady michelle obama went to visit him and the activities on the national mall where they had been without food for 20 days. he said he supported their cause, he believed it was not a matter of if but when, they would finally take a vote on immigration, but he also voiced concern for the health of the people that had been fasting for so long. he suggested they take a break for their own health, let somebody else fast next. today, he did that after 22 days without food, he broke his fast. he passed it on to senator robert kennedy's grandson, congressman joe kennedy of massachusetts. he will join with the others in fasting for 24 hours and he will pass it on to others. this is part of an emotional and intense effort to try
. >> after 25 days of not eating, he broke the fast with bobby kennedy at his side. mr. chavez first took communion, and senator kennedy passed him a piece of bred. his first food after 25 days. that happened 45 years ago. this winter, it is elisao medena. he started last month with immigration reform. the day after thanksgiving, president obama and first lady michelle obama went to visit him and the activities on the national mall where they had been without food for 20 days. he said he...
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>> bobby orr. ted williams, an amazingly rich complex figure both in life and on the athletic field. and literally, steve, you were saying larger-than-life figure, no doubt about it larger-than-life. the thing that interests me most about the book is the character portrait of his life. i mean the fact that, you know, you literally could think he was two different people, you know. spitting at the fans in 1957, his feuds with what he called the knights of the keyboard. if you got to know him or if you didn't know him, the big loud booming voice, get in here, what's up, what are you doing, talk about the complexity of his character. >> he was an angry guy. but that was also -- >> what was he angry about? >> i think he was angry at the circumstance of his childhood which was really rough. his father was never around. the mother just this religious zealot who tried to get ted to martin salvation army band and beat the bass drum. you can imagine how that went over. and so he had a lot of resentment and
>> bobby orr. ted williams, an amazingly rich complex figure both in life and on the athletic field. and literally, steve, you were saying larger-than-life figure, no doubt about it larger-than-life. the thing that interests me most about the book is the character portrait of his life. i mean the fact that, you know, you literally could think he was two different people, you know. spitting at the fans in 1957, his feuds with what he called the knights of the keyboard. if you got to know...
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one of the most well known is estee but donna karan, mac, bobby brown, clinique. the consumer likes to buy multiple brands. i'm sure kelly has a whole drawer, and your wife, too, a whole drawer of products she's partially used and try again. we try to use the credibility of our brands to bring consumers to the counter. we show you what she thinks she wants but those things she didn't knew she wanted. we try to make sure we're prepared for her desire to buy gifts, for others and perhaps for herself. as we get closer and closer to the christmas period the consumer gets a little more desperate, a little more anxious. what have you got? we make sure we have prepared gifts as well as wrapping things for them right then and there. >> the first point about price points because this reveals what's happening in this country more broadly. pp when i think of cosmetics, it's mac cosmetics. to me, if you're spending $30 on a lipstick or blush or single items, that adds up quickly to the hundreds of dollars. sad but true. it's affordable to say, a pair of $500 shoes but it does
one of the most well known is estee but donna karan, mac, bobby brown, clinique. the consumer likes to buy multiple brands. i'm sure kelly has a whole drawer, and your wife, too, a whole drawer of products she's partially used and try again. we try to use the credibility of our brands to bring consumers to the counter. we show you what she thinks she wants but those things she didn't knew she wanted. we try to make sure we're prepared for her desire to buy gifts, for others and perhaps for...
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> epornew carries on their message, including freshman representative joe kennedy, iii, grandson to bobby kennedy. >> this country's basic promise over the centuries has been to challenge each generation to do a bit better. and we have always relied on those who are fearless enough to challenge us to be that better country that we can be. >> reporter: six others join the congressman in abstaining from food. all hope congress will engage on immigration. for the four that broke their fast, they were taken straight to george washington hospital for evaluation by doctors before they are able to have any type of real meal. at the capitol, serena marshall, abc news. >>> o.j. simpson's lawyers headed back to nevada supreme court hoping to win a new trial for the former football great. simpson is serving nine to 33 years in prison for convictions on armed robbery, kidnapping and other charges. his lawyers want the high court to overturn the ruling by the lower court judge. >>> the judge who approved detroit's entrance into bankruptcy is calling this move an opportunity for a fresh start. the moto
> epornew carries on their message, including freshman representative joe kennedy, iii, grandson to bobby kennedy. >> this country's basic promise over the centuries has been to challenge each generation to do a bit better. and we have always relied on those who are fearless enough to challenge us to be that better country that we can be. >> reporter: six others join the congressman in abstaining from food. all hope congress will engage on immigration. for the four that broke...
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-- legacy of his grandfather, bobby, acknowledged the need to embrace the immigrant issue. so i ask my colleagues in the majority on the other side of the aisle, what are we waiting for? our job creators want reform. our work force wants it. our spiritual leaders say it's the right thing to do. and overwhelmingly so do the american people. the facts are so clear that reform will tremendously benefit all of our country. in fact, the congressional budget office has followed the money and they estimate that immigration reform will increase gross domestic product $700 billion in 2023, and $1.4 trillion in 2033. but here we are today facing government shutdowns and sequester levels that eviscerate services so that many vulnerable americans rely on and this is where we are stuck. it's been five months, five months since the senate passed their bill, and yet we have only six days scheduled until the end of the year, and we haven't had one serious vote on immigration reform. americans have put their differences aside for the common good of our country and they expect us to do the s
-- legacy of his grandfather, bobby, acknowledged the need to embrace the immigrant issue. so i ask my colleagues in the majority on the other side of the aisle, what are we waiting for? our job creators want reform. our work force wants it. our spiritual leaders say it's the right thing to do. and overwhelmingly so do the american people. the facts are so clear that reform will tremendously benefit all of our country. in fact, the congressional budget office has followed the money and they...